An ottoman is a great piece for storage and décor and it doesn’t take much space. For this storage ottoman the supplies are a cheap, foldable storage ottoman, fabric, a staple gun, a nail gun or drill and some screws, a hot glue gun, a fabric-covered button making kit, a sewing machine. Pry off the black part and cover it... More

If you like to spend time outdoors, in your patio and garden, make some cool furniture for outdoors to make your time there more pleasant. A table and a chair are necessary for each patio to enjoy some meal, why not make a pair of a boxspring? An ottoman or a paper would be a great company for some hammock or a daybed – and... More

Wine crates are an amazing material for any crafts! They give a vintage touch to anything, especially stained. There’s a plenty of ideas how to use them – a coffee table, a seed box, a planter, a wine rack, a bathroom shelf, a cupboard and many others. Have a look at these ideas – I think the first piece that’s worth... More

You may easily make a pouf or an ottoman that will accent your interior and it’s a very functional piece as you may sit on it, put your feet, it may serve as a chair for your kid or a bed for your pet.  Choose colors that combine well and the design you want – a Moroccan pouf, a zebra pouf for your kid, or an ottoman of a... More

A rustic and vintage nightstand for $3? Possible! You’ll need old wine boxes, a can of stain and some paintbrushes. All you need to do is to stain the boxes with two coats and let them dry for about three days. If they are sticky, apply a coat of Mod Podge on them and let dry again. Now stack them in your bedroom and enjoy!... More

Milk crates as a material for art continue to inspire. For a milk crates coffee table you’ll need two pieces of wood, two metal milk crates, four castors, a small can of stain in the color of your choice, a small can of polyurethane in the finish of your choice, a pack of 10 NM/SE cable two hole straps, a box of at least 25... More

There are many ways to create a vintage piece, this table was made vintage with the help of dictionary pages. You may use not only dictionary pages but also other books’ pages, newspapers and so on. Apply Mod Podge to the top of the table and to the back of the pages. If you get air bubbles trapped under the paper, prick them... More

Would you like to have a comfortable platform bed that is good for your back? If you are handy and ready to spend some time crafting, let’s do it! So, you’ll need 2x6s and 2x4s oak boards and 1x4s oak boards, 4×8 furniture grade oak plywood sheet, 8” stainless steel hairpin legs and four wooden legs. Such a project would... More

Curtains are a necessary part of the room design, they also keep our private life far from other people’s eyes. The choice of curtains is always great but curtain rods are not varied and often expensive. Here is an idea of how to make an inexpensive but very original rod. You’ll need: curtains – easiest if they have loops... More

Vintage things are so fashionable and that’s why they are expensive. But you can make one yourself. To make a vintage stool you’ll need one or more stools with flat wooden tops, paint if you wish, sticky back plastic or wallpaper, mod podge, vintage or self-printed decals. For the top, you can use either sticky back plastic... More